Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-02

| BelleTHte SenefatlOn.'
DR., Perkins has his hands full at the
Union Pacific hospital with the number
OF manned and other injured clients,
mostly victims OF sad railroad accidents.
1t is reported that Mr.. Mercer, proprie-
tor OF Agnostic hall on Main street, is CON
templating making arrangements for
series of free-thought lectures in his place
with the large number of free-thinkers
in Ogden and vicinity, such move is as
legitimate and desirable us the daily
gospel meetings and Sunday services in
our various churcnes.
a Sunday child was born into the re-
spected family of Mr.. l.. II. Anderson.
superintendent OF the district schools of
Weber county, on the 3Oth. 1t was a
boy. May he live long and prosper.
The tax collector for the county pub
fishes for public sale two tracts of valuable
property for the sake of recovery of $500
in each case of delinquent taxes.
The liberal-minded people of Lynne,
our northern suburb, are in negotiation
with the New West Association, who
have already established number of
beneficial educational institutions in this
Territory (Which needs good school facili-
| ties so badly to further the erection of
$4,000 school house, about 75x25 feet,
which would furnish accommodations for
the tuition Of at least $50 children No
less that fifty wide awake residents of
that burg have already signed their
! pledges of financial assistance in the pro-
lect. The quincuncial crossing of roads
near what is called Give Points" is the
prospective point of location for the new
temple Of learning, which is expected to
be non-sectartan. Work is to be com
menced early this season.
The funeral services over the remains
OF Mark Murphy, the unfortunate victim
OF the late fatality on the U. p at Almy,
will take place at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, from the desolated family
residence on the corner OF Eighth and
Spring streets. The obseques will be
such as to give evidence of the high
esteem in which the deceased was held.
The DEMOCRAT wishes to remind its
numerous readers who belong to the staff
OF home missionaries OF the Church of
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints in
Weber county, that they are to meet next
| Thursday at the usual place and time, to
receive instructions from the superior
priesthood regarding the Peoples party
ticket for the coming election. This, as
has been wisely said, is not Church and
State, - it is all Church and no State.
Moses II. Wakeman and Leon Lefevre,
stockmen from Denver, are at the Chap
man.
Rough wind blowing this forenoon.
Looks as if stirring up another snow
storm.
Adam ii. Patterson, the well-known
stenographer, returned this morning from
pleasant two months sojourn in Cali
GOrnia.
Superintendent Dickinsons car came
up from Salt Lake City this morning.
This mornings G. p. train from the
west brought in twenty-seven first-class
and twenty-four second-class passengers.
James Morrell OF Logan, arrived at the
Broom last night, having come down
with the late u. q N. train, which did
not arrive until 30 o'clock.
John Brown OF West Weber had been
run down by Deputies Steele and Whet-
stone on the usual charge, but they let
him 90 again, being decrepit old fellow.
Mrs Lizzie Guthrie Haywood, regis
tered at the Broom last evening.
The remains of l.. Roth, who died at
the Depot hotel last week, were sent
East this morning.
There are many complaints in town
over neglects OF the sanitary regulations
which may result in harm to the health
OF the people as soon as warm breath
wakes the malarial germs to the develop,
business center Included by Main
; Fourth, Young and Fifth streets is
especially susceptible to the dreadful
!, inroads OF deadly dangers. 1t requires
4 the strict attention of the Sanitary Com
mttee.
A "black meeting" will be held in {
certain ex-bishop's and eX-convict's resi-
a dence on Thursday night by the adjoin
ing members of the church. The lady o
the house objected to the preaching o
what she had heard enough OF, but sht
had to yield.
j. w. McNutt has sold out his bust
ness, the Broom Hotel billiard hall and
bar, to Mr. Harry Clayton, OF Evan
, ston.
A lot of Norman horses are bein
| shown on the streets, exhibited evidentl
e for sale by Mr.. Harry. They are pretty
: fine animals, but better have been seen
X. p. SAKE has sold a fine thoroughbre
st iolstein bull to Messrs s. and l.. Nei
f. son, of Sanpete county. The price OF tn
Il animal was 1910.
5 Speaking OF the numerous combine
Z tons OF the Church OF Jesus Christ {
! Latter.day Saints, one belonging to tn
" institution spoke OF the "Ioung Men
II Muciage improvement Association" 1T
sticky, we hope.
le Hon II. d. Steele, Government Lam
4 Agent ut Evanston, under Presiden
L. Cieveland's appointment, is at the Brool
T. Hotel with his wife,
y This mornings G. =. from the west
one hour late.
t. A. Il. Snow, OF the Brigham Cit
Coop, was in town over night, lie re
n turned north this forenoon,
o. A special train came down from Evan
l. ton about noon to-day, bringing in raj
ne road people and others to attend the lul
y eral OF the late u. =. engineer, Maj
to Murphy, who persisted in Saturda
H. nights accident at Amy.
a. 81 Snow iell over night and is still Iallu
Nv at this writing, $3.50 Il. IN.